How do you think Chindu would report this news?

thanks to satish for the links
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** China 'now top carbon polluter' **
China has already overtaken the US as the world's biggest polluter, according to a new report by US scientists.

** China 'gold medal' for executions **
China put to death at least 470 people last year but may have killed up to 8,000, Amnesty International says.
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Here is my take:

China overtakes US
According to a news report by US scientists, China has overtaken US as the top producer of carbon. Speaking to Xinhua, the Chinese Premier has attributed to this to the growing economic power of China. He said that Chinese economy will continue to grow at over 10% for the next decade.
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In another report, Amnesty International praised China for its organ harvesting policies. The report says that atleast 470 people visiting the gulags have volunteered to donate their organs but the numbers could be as high as 8000.
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This will be followed up by an editorial by Yuan Ram on how India must emulate China.

All Hail China!

Fwd: Chindu's nationalist fight

the contrast between the two reports is glaring. chindu condemns the indian government and asks to explain its action whereas the tribune commends india for taking the right step. both the papers are acting in their best national interest: chindu for china's and tribune for india's.

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From: Praada

Chindu's notoriety dates back to the time of Kargil war
(see the last para)
http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/aug1999/ind-a13.shtml

What others have to say
http://www.tribuneindia.com/1999/99aug12/edit.htm#1

Posted by Praada to The Chindu at March 19, 2008 7:09 AM

Chindu's censorship on letters to editor

The same letter has been sent to both Telegraph and Chindu. Notice how Chindu censored it, particularly the reference to China.

The Telegraph - Calcutta : Opinion

Sir ? Manmohan Singh?s decision to skip the South Asian Association for Regional Conference summit, so as not to be seen in the same company as King Gyanendra, is not only deplorable but also hypocritical. Further, such selective sermonizing reflects poorly on India. When we can deal with a dictatorship in Pakistan, a repressive military junta in Burma, and, above all, the repugnantly oppressive communist autocracy in China, on what grounds do we oppose the goings-on in Nepal?

Nepal?s king has constitutional legitimacy and so his decision is, in a way, democratic. It is time we put aside our holier-than-thou attitude in favour of national interest, and dealt with Nepal in a mature fashion, as befits a bigger and powerful neighbour.

The Hindu : Opinion / Letters to the Editor : Matter of concern

Sir, — When we can deal with a military dictatorship in Pakistan and a repressive junta in Myanmar, why should we react so harshly with respect to Nepal? It is time we dealt with Nepal in a mature manner befitting a large neighbour.

Ram rams "Peaceful China" down readers' throat

The Hindu : Front Page : India, China making progress on border talks: Pranab

However, China has enjoyed a growing trade surplus, running into over $4 billion in the first six months of this year, causing concern in New Delhi...

... and applause in Chindu.

Hail China's economic might

The propanda continues on Chindu. I wonder how relevant this information is to the normal reader in India. But Chindu tirelessly goes on listing the party cadre and internal dynamics of the CPC. Singing for supper is Chindu; putting the more than 1.1 trillion forex to good use is China.

The Hindu : Opinion / Letters to the Editor : Shaping the future of China at a challenging time

China is already the world’s fourth largest economy and is set to become the world’s largest trading entity within a few years. Global economic growth is thus steadily more dependent on China’s performance.

"Not to help China", clarifies Karat

If we had not known these traitor communists, we would have taken it at face value. Ofcourse, the Chinese Party of India is acting in China's interest. Were the same communists not acting as British stooges while mouthing inanities about the freedom movement.

The Hindu : National : CPI(M) for nuclear power but not for deal with U.S., says Karat

Since a Chinese angle has been given to the controversy recently, Mr. Karat sought to set the record straight. “People say we are against the deal to help China. I want to ask how? China wanted India to sign the Nuclear non-Proliferation Treaty, but we never said that the country should do so,” he said.

CBCNN proactively delays and discredits CIA report on Chinese aggression

The Hindu : International / India & World : China rejects CIA reports on Sino-Indian war

China on Friday dismissed as “groundless” the contents of the reported declassified CIA documents on events leading up to the 1962 Sino-Indian war and went on to claim that “positive progress” was made on the vexed boundary negotiations between the countries.

Firstly, it is an issue of national importance to India. CBCNN does not report this incident thus far when it should have been providing a comprehensive coverage of the issue. And when it does, it presents us the Chinese viewpoint. This is the reason why this rag is called the Chennai-Based Chinese National Newspaper.

On the India-China border war, CIA analysts suggested that Beijing
and its then premier Zhou Enlai “deceived” his Indian counterpart,
Jawaharlal Nehru and India through procrastination and dissembling,
media reports from Washington said.

At the same time, the spokesman was eloquent on the current state
of bilateral ties, including the border issue. China-India Strategic
Cooperative Partnership enjoyed consistent development with fruitful
cooperation in various fields, he told PTI here.

CBCNN says CIA "suggested", when CIA emphatically stated that Beijing deceived India. The CBCNN obviously cannot afford to upset its bosses. CBCNN then goes on to balance CIA's "allegations" with China's vain talk. Wonderful. Now that the gullible readers are convinced that the CIA report is utter rubbish, CBCNN quotes selectively from the report. Why do we still thin CBCNN reports anything of national concern to its readers?

China blocking Brahmaputra waters good for India : CBCNN

CBCNN explains why electrification of every village in China is beneficial to India. CBCNN urges us to ignore the desertification of North India for the greater good. Hail China!!!


Btw, this article was about some new Ministry's website.

The Hindu : National : No cause for alarm over China's reported plans: Soz

Union Water Resources Minister Saifuddin Soz on Thursday said there was no cause for alarm over reports on China's plans to construct a dam on the Brahmaputra.

The Chinese success story

Hu's African tour a huge success: China

The huge success of Mr. Hu's tour ...

Chinese utopia

Subsidy extended for aged rural parents in China

Celebrate China's sattelite launch success

China launches satellite

Focus on Chindia in ASEAN

India, China for `vigorous' talks

While other newspapers focused on Manmohan's participation in ASEAN, The Chindu focussed on Manmohan's pleasentries with his Chinese counterpart.

You know you are reading CBCNN when you get an Indian story with a Chinese viewpoint.

Pallavi's time warp

Links between a nation's past and future

From the article, I understand that China is doing everything wrong by destroying its culture and replacing with a fake, sophisticated modernity. India on the other hand has not disowned its past and is doing whatever best it can to retain it. So why is Pallavi Aiyar asking India to learn from China? Conditioned mind, I guess.

Why Ambika Soni and not Hanuman statue?

Indian sculptures to be showcased in Beijing

CBCNN celebrates this exhibition of Indian antiquities in its fatherland.

Sizeable portion of the article is about the Hanuman statue while Ambika Soni is mentioned once in passing. Why does CBCNN put her photo instead of the statue's? Is it because CBCNN is averse to displaying Hindu symbols or is it because Ambika Soni has features reminiscent of Brinda?

Dont bother to ask that useless Reader's editor. He will just say editorial judgement, or whatever.

Join the Xinhua celebration of death mines

Toll in Chinese coal mine disasters drops

Next you will see CBCNN advertising for jobs in Chinese mines.

Amartya Sen applauds China's land reforms

Do not rely on market economy for development, says Amartya Sen

He further added that the miracle of Chinese growth after they adopted market economy could only be explained by the fact that they had implemented land reforms in the 1980s.

The communists just cant avoid looking at China for inspiration. Here, this Nobel Laurate attributes China's success to land reforms, which swelled the migrant population to 200 million. The 700 million rural population is under constant pressure to find alternate sources of income or join the ranks of the 200 million. I wonder how the land reforms improved the conditions of the poor peasents.

Thankfully, we have Pallavi Aiyar's article today to give us an idea about how the poor peasents have benefited from the land reforms - by joining the industrial revolution.

Several small towns in Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Jiangsu provinces have gone from rags to riches all thanks to Christmas. For example, according to Xinhua news agency, more than 7,000 farmers in Xiaoguanzhuang town of Jiangsu province collectively manufactured some 100 million Christmas decorations for exports in 2004, earning close to $48.3 million.

Oh, btw, this is not the first time Amartya Sen is spouting off nonsense.

A Nobel Prize-winning economist spouts off, and a Chinese survivor sets him straight.

Applaud Chinese amicability

China assures India it will work for ensuring energy security

While it does not mention the imperialistic side of China, CBCNN comes out all guns blazing when China makes some friendly statements of cooperation. Just yesterday, N.Ram gave a lecture on how the media should be responsible. Readers of this blog know that he meant responsible towards China and its interests.

Emulate Chinese, says CBCNN

Lessons from the rise of China

Due to an infatuation with Chinese, not to forget the few silver coins from its Chinese masters, CBCNN tells Indians that they must try to imitate the Chinese if they want to succeed in life. This is one constant theme in CBCNN and it does not ever occur to it that it has repeated it often enough.

Learn Mandarin

Call for Mandarin lessons in U.K. schools

Yes, let us all support Chinese imperialism. All Indians too must learn Chinese, says CBCNN. It helps us when the Chinese come down to rule us.

Cooperation with China

Ready to work with China in oil sector: Deora

CBCNN can go on endlessly on its favourite topic of China, as long as it does not cross the line : "Never say anything that will devalue China".

CBCNN must be one of the most patriotic outlets ever in history. Only, its patriotism is reserved for China, although it is run by Indians.